From September 1956 to January 1957, all of Texas suffered extreme drought. At no time during 2011 has the entire state been listed as being under extreme drought.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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It’s raining in Houston right now………………
Brownsville was only in severe drought, so only 99% of Texas was in extreme drought. Picky, picky.
EXACTLY! I’m sure you’ll have a Texas native popping up soon to point that out and to tell you that the farmers say the current drought is far worse than the one in the 50s, that you don’t care about he people living in Texas and their suffering, and that the current drought has lasted 11 years or more.
-Scott